Hi ,
I noticed you link to Mozilla Firefox, which is my favorite search engine because they focus their attention on privacy. You link to them from this page on your site BTW:
python.org/doc/essays/cp4e/
I think that switching from Google to Mozilla Firefox is only the first step in knowing what alternatives are available for other Google services, like Gmail, YouTube etc,
I was part of the team that created this article about the best existing alternatives for Google, and I wanted to ask you if you would be willing to share it on that page of yours with your users. This way, they will know they have alternatives that are maybe smaller and less known but that try to make a living in the shadow of the internet giant called Google.
https://www.vpnmentor.com/blog/survive-online-without-google/
Please help out and let's support ProtonMail, Vimeo, FireFox and the rest of the alternatives.
Thanks in advance,
Julie
Hi All,
The next meetup from "Hyderabad Python User Group" [1] is scheduled for *29th
June 2019(Saturday)*. Please check the abstract on meetup link[2] and do
RSVP so that we can make necessary arrangements.
Title - Demystifying Docker for Devs / Conflict of Programming
Paradigms
Location - T
houghtWorks Technologies Private Limited,
Beside H.P. Petrol Bunk, KFC Building, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar,
Gachibowli · Hyderabad
[3]
Speaker - Sanchit Balchandani[4], Mahendra Yadav[5] / Manivannan[6]
Do follow us on social media[7][8] for frequent updates and if you'd like
to speak at HydPy meetups, please use this Google form[9] to submit your
talk proposal.
If you have any further questions/suggestions, please feel free to contact
us at contact(a)hydpy.org or hydpy(a)python.org mailing list.
[1] - https://www.meetup.com/Hyderabad-Python-Meetup-Group/
[2] - https://www.meetup.com/Hyderabad-Python-Meetup-Group/events/262387456/
[3] - http://bit.ly/2xbQHUK
[4] - Sanchit Balchandani <https://twitter.com/inovizz>
[5] - Mahendra Yadav <https://twitter.com/userimack>
[6] - Manivannan <https://twitter.com/ManithaE>
[7] - https://www.facebook.com/HydPy/
[8] - https://twitter.com/HydPython/
[9] - https://goo.gl/1tKQET
Regards,
Jatin
Team HydPy
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Hi all,
Devfolio <http://devfolio.co/> and ETHGlobal <http://ethglobal.co/> are
back with the second edition of Asia’s Biggest Ethereum Hackathon.
ETHIndia <http://ethindia.co/> is a 3-day event sponsored by a host of
blockchain organisations doing commendable work in the field. (NuCypher
<https://www.nucypher.com/>, Lendroid <https://lendroid.com/>, Kyber Network
<https://kyber.network/>, Matic <http://matic.network/> and many more).
While applications for the hackathon are now closed the Tech Talks +
Workshops on the first day are open for all to attend.
The first edition
<http://2018.ethindia.co/?source=post_page---------------------------> saw
400+ attendees with the best minds in the crypto space coming together for
a celebration of decentralised tech. Since then the tech has only advanced,
and the market matured. Checkout the speakers who are pushing the envelope
in Ethereum space in the poster attached.
The complete schedule for the Tech Talks can be found here:
https://ethindia.co/
Free Tickets for the Tech Talks can be reserved here:
https://devfolio.co/ethindia2019/ticket
Date: 2 August 2019
Venue: MLR Convention Centre, JP Nagar <https://goo.gl/maps/dKP4gA458n42>
Look forward towards seeing you there.
Thanks
Deevanshu
Note: While the event itself is free to attend, there is a reservation
amount (refundable at the event) to prevent no-shows. Also, do bring
charged laptops to be able to benefit from the workshops.
Hi Everyone,
CFP for Devsprints is now open!
If you are a contributor or have been involved in maintenance of any
Open source project, please come forward and add a project. This project
can be any interesting Open source project which is based on Python.
Ideally, you should have a history with the project through previous
code commits. Your responsibility will be to help your team set up their
development environment, list out beginner friendly bugs, and guide them
on any problems they face during the event.
Fore more details and to submit your proposal, visit
https://in.pycon.org/cfp/devsprint-2019/proposals/
Regards,
Vijay Kumar
PyCon India 2019 Team
Hi Everyone,
As announced earlier, the posters are yet another way of participating
in PyCon India 2019, which is happening on Oct 12-15, at Chennai. There
are two different poster types:
1. Technical Posters - for presenting projects and insights on various
topics
2. Community Posters - for user groups / meetup groups to promote their
work
Here are few good reasons to present a poster:
1.
Posters offer the opportunity to *engage with attendees* interested
in the same subject and application as yourself. You might strike up
a conversation with someone about your poster that may lead to
future collaborations or even a job offer!
2.
If you are new to conferences, or if you are intimidated about doing
a talk in front of huge audience, posters are for you. Posters are a
*great way to test the waters*, and can be stepping stone for your
next talk at a conference.
3.
The *entire conference attendees is available* during the poster
session, as there are no other tracks scheduled in parallel. This
makes it better than the talk sessions, where there are multiple
concurrent tracks, and attendees can only attend one of them.
4.
A poster presentation is a good way to disseminate your work,
particularly if your *topic or project falls within a narrow field
of specialization*. It also gives you the opportunity to actively
engage with others during the conference in a way that networking
alone does not, since by its very nature the poster defines the
topic of conversation.
5.
Another good reason to present a poster is that you can expect to
receive compliments on your work and critiques that can help you in
the future. An insightful, *impartial discussion of your work by a
peer* can often provide ideas for improving your work downstream.
In short, poster presentations provide value, both for attendees who
discuss your poster content with you, and for yourself because of the
opportunities highlighted above. If this has got you interested, head to
https://in.pycon.org/cfp/posters-2019/proposals/ for more details and to
submit a poster proposal.
For more details about PyCon India, visit https://in.pycon.org/
Regards,
Vijay Kumar
PyCon India 2019 Team
Credits: Partly based on
https://people.clas.ufl.edu/oppenhe/2014/06/09/7-reasons-why-you-should-pre…